"continued link with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express a situation where two people or things are still connected even after a period of time has passed. For example: "The two companies have maintained a continued link with each other over the past decade."
Its head, the left-wing trade unionist Djibo Bakary, advocated a no vote in the referendum of 1958, but 72percentt of the votes cast were in favour of a continued link with France.
But Curaçao wants to renegotiate the contract, when it can, to get a higher rent, says David Dick, the commissioner of economic affairs.As well as hoping for a defence umbrella, supporters of autonomy want the continued link with the Netherlands to help prevent corruption.
Over 12 months, respondents showed a highly stable pattern of catastrophic thoughts, and continued links with levels of distress during flush episodes.
The culture, media and sport select committee have confirmed that Coe would appear before them on 2 December to answer questions on the doping scandals that have submerged the IAAF and his continued links with Nike.
Students often say they value the continued links with their workplace because they put into practice what they learn and can recruit expert help from lecturers and other students on consultancy projects.
Supporters of cooperation, meanwhile, believe Mr Kennedy must move quickly to make clear his support for continued links with the government.They argue that the leadership's strategy of maintaining existing areas of co-operation without pushing onwards could prove the worst of all worlds.
"Also, the implications for other services, lack of 24/7 transport and the threat to the wider children's hospital mean that the future of this surgery must be secured through an all-island network operating between Dublin and Belfast and continued links with units in Britain.
The series continued linking with NASA, with astronauts Terry W. Virts and Michael Fincke appearing as engineers on board the Enterprise in the series finale.
(Male doctor, Botswana, Int 27) I still have continued links with [my] country of origin because there are projects that I used to do in [country of origin].
I still have continued links with [my] country of origin because there are projects that I used to do in [country of origin].
The three main research questions in the interview guide were as follows: 1) personal experiences and reasons for migration of health workers, 2) continued links with their countries of origin, and 3) future (migration) plans.
